The measure builds on a 2016 law upheld last year by the U.S. Supreme Court that requires medical facilities to bury or cremate fetal remains, not dispose of them as medical waste.

Indiana lawmakers are aiming to reach final agreements on numerous bills Wednesday during the expected final day of this year's legislative session.

Lawmakers voted to send a bill to the governor on Wednesday that would create a working group to look into penalties for misusing pesticides.

A bill that further criminalizes panhandling awaits the Governors signature.

Legislation that secures the public's right to access Lake Michigan beaches in front of private property is back on the table.

Republican lawmakers on Wednesday endorsed blocking Indiana cities from regulating rental properties.

Indiana is just the stroke of a pen away from becoming the 22nd state to ban cell phone use while driving unless hands-free.

The original version of the bill aimed to keep coal plants open until Indiana could come up with a statewide energy plan. But the current version only requires utilities to note planned coal plant closures in their long-term energy plans.

A large group of Indiana organizations have come together to oppose a bill that would hamper efforts to increase tenant rights. Nearly 300 organizations signed onto a letter addressed to Indiana lawmakers

Huston replaces Rep. Brian Bosma (R-Indianapolis), the longest-serving Speaker in state history.